Originally Posted by
Mastermind
That makes sense to me, but while the APR is 0% there is most likely a balance transfer fee which is usually 3-4%. So if the 0%APR is for 12 months, the 3% fee is essentially a 3% APR for the year.
This is still better than a HELOC since you are using unsecured credit rather than your house.
Thanks for the reply! FWIW, each of the balance transfer fees is 2% ^